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Month: November 2006
Websites vs the Court
Are you libel for what you put on your website? Well according to a recent court ruling by the California Supreme Court, it turns out that you may be immune from it all. A California woman was sued by two doctors who claimed that she posted on two websites an libelous e-mail. However, the court […]
Watch your attitude online…
First we had road rage, then we had sports rage, and now we have web rage. According to an article on CNN, a man has been jailed for allegedly committing a “web rage” attack. The article indicates that there was an argument in an Islam chat room and they had been exchanging verbal abuses online […]
The web is not as pornographic as originally thought…
If you’ve been surfing the news sites, you’ll most likely have come across an article that reads “Government study: Internet 1 percent porn“. It turns out that out of all the sites indexed by Microsoft and search-engine giant Google, only 1% has been deemed sexually explicit. So out of all the spam e-mails you get […]
You’re listening to Google Radio…
It seems that practically anything having to deal with the Internet involves Google. Not anymore…now you get to deal with listening to Google ads on the radio! According to multiple sources on the Internet and confirmed by the search engine giant, Google is expanding its services from the digital media to the print and broadcast […]
Blogging your way into politics…
If you’ve been watching the news or even been reading about this year’s political campaigns, chances are that you’ve run into someone talking about a political candidate’s blog or some political pundit’s website with their two-cents. Well CNN has taken that one step further with tonight’s election results. As broadcasted, approximately thirty (30) of the […]
The Next Generation of Video-Sharing…
More and more websites these days are jumping onto the bandwagon that powerhouse YouTube has put together. Starting from MySpace’s addition of video-sharing capabilities to profiles to most major television networks having their own “software” that will allow viewers to see full length epsiodes or a two-minute recap of their favorite shows, it seems that […]